following the story for us. there is pressure being piled on the coup leaders in niger. we have heard that france has suspended financial aids to the country with immediate effect and this is a result of the coup in the overthrow the government that country. the eu has suspended aid, financial and military aid and the united states secretary of state has earlier threatened that the country risks having millions of dollars of aid being suspended. the strongest reaction yet is from the african union giving the military in nigeran african union giving the military in niger an ultimatum to return to the barracks and restore democracy. they ve also called for the leader, president bazoum who we know it is still being held by the military. is still being held by the military- is still being held by the milita . . , ., military. earlier i spoke to cameron military. earlier i spoke to cameron hudson, - military. earlier i spoke to cameron hudson, a - military. earlier i spoke to i
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translation: the action of the (nsf is motivated by the sole desire - to preserve our beloved homeland in the face of the continuous deterioration of the security situation of our country. the fallen authorities have failed to give a real solution to the crisis and have provided poor economic and social governance. our bbc correspondent chris ewokor has been following the developments from niger s neighbouring country of nigeria. the coup has been condemned by both the regional and international community, although it s gotten the support and backing of the wider military hierarchy in niger, as well as some of the citizens who had come out to demonstrate and show their support for the action of the soldiers. niger, a landlocked country rich in uranium but one of the poorest in the world, has joined three other countries that have been under military rule to become the first country that have been under military rule to become the fourth country in the west african subregion u
and we ll get the global picture with the woman who s literally written the book on the guidelines to mental health at work that s dr aiysha malik from the world health organization. and she s a pioneer of wellbeing at work, driving the issue to the top tables of corporate power for nearly a decade. jen fisher of deloitte tells us the perils, the pitfalls and the potential of tackling these conditions at the highest ranks of corporate power. wherever you rejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. lost working days to anxiety and depression is costing the global economy some $1 trillion a year. that s according to the world health organization. lots of people don t want to struggle out of bed on a monday morning or have a problem with their team at work. but in the last few years, the global covid pandemic may have made our mental health worse. in fact, there was a 25% increase in cases of depression and anxiety in the first y
to the show. lost working days to anxiety and depression is costing the global economy some $1 trillion a year. that s according to the world health organization. lots of people don t want to struggle out of bed on a monday morning or have a problem with their team at work. but in the last few years, the global covid pandemic may have made our mental health worse. in fact, there was a 25% increase in cases of depression and anxiety in the first year of the pandemic. then came the opening back up, another big change, triggering what was called the great resignation many workers deciding they d had enough and couldn t face going back to the office. the world health organization estimates that one in six, or 15%, of working age adults have some kind of mental health condition, estimating that 12 billion working days are lost to depression and anxiety every year. one of those who s been very open about his struggle with anxiety and depression is my first guest. he s the co foun